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Kata - guruma . Quick and Effective !

The classic Kata guruma where you grab the opponent's leg to lift them onto your shoulders has been banned under IJF rules since 2010, when the rules changed to prohibit most direct attacks below the belt (to preserve the traditional standing posture and upright judo style). But that didn’t kill Kata guruma — it evolved. Since you can’t grab the leg directly, judoka have found creative ways to modify the grip and entry while keeping the core mechanics of Kata guruma 🥇 Competition Effectiveness Many high-level judoka still use these variations of Kata guruma to great success, especially when: The opponent is defensive or stiff-armed. The judoka is skilled in transitions from standing to ground (e.g., turning a failed throw into a pin or submission). There’s an opportunity to mix it into combinations with Seoi Nage or other front-entry throws. You’ll often see Kata Guruma variations in: Lighter weight classes, where speed and low entries are common. Veteran competitors, who grew up on the classic version and have adjusted their technique to comply with modern rules. Summary: Still Worth Using? Yes — if you’ve adapted the grip and timing, the modern versions of Kata Guruma are definitely effective in competition. It’s still a beautiful and surprising throw, especially when combined with feints or follow-ups like Seoi Nage or Tomoe Nage. Credits to: Judo TV#Judo Worlds Music by: Creator Mix .com Song:Moon Shadows